Great service with Dr. Maria. She was so kind and helpful when I came in with my daughter. No…read morewait, great service!!

Very disappointed with this urgent care. We called ahead because I have an emergency -- my nail is…read morealmost completely removed. We specifically asked if they accept our insurance, and they told us that yes we accept Lakeside Medical Group but we need to come in right away and said they would verify it in person. We arrived within about 20 minutes( at 1 am) only to be told they cannot verify it now and that we need to come back in the morning. This is unacceptable, especially for a place advertising 24-hour urgent care services. If you cannot help emergency patients during the night, then what is the purpose of being open 24 hours? We came here in pain, wasted time, and left without care. Very frustrating experience.

This Kaiser Permanente location is an outpatient medical offices building offering services like…read morefamily medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, and pharmacy. Visited for my wife's checkup recently and appreciated the care quality. Staff/Nurses/Doctors were quick, efficient and friendly. Service felt reliable with years of experience. It's easy to make appointments and you're called in promptly. Been a Kaiser member for about 10 years now and am satisfied with the overall system and this smaller location as a convenient backup or primary spot. One negative aspect is parking and they've stopped validating parking, Also, smaller facility might limit certain services compared to larger Kaiser hospitals/centers.

I usually come by here when I can't make it to my home location deeper in the valley…read more This location has been my saving grace when I needed to get last minute check ups or meds and I couldn't make it all the way out to Woodland Hills after a long day of work and having to commute home from around the DTLA area. They have easy parking on the meters on the streets all the times I've gone around the later afternoons after getting off work. They are located on the 8th floor for check in. Then you go to the 9th floor for lab and pharmacy. The facility feels immaculately clean and the check in process is so easy and quick. I love this location and the doctors, nurses, and helpful staff in this facility.

This clinic is TERRIBLE. Receptionist have a total disregard for people. I was supposed to get…read moreblood work done. I never received the order, I called once to get it and they said they would fax it over (without asking me which location I was going to) I finally came to my appointment and they didn't have anything of course, had to call again and they asked me for a number they had. I told the receptionist that they had given me the paper with locations and fax numbers and she insisted I HAD TO GIVE IT TO HER. I requested it be emailed because the tech at Quest Diagnostics told me it was faster and the lady insisted she was not able to do so. I do not recommend coming here just because of the customer service. The doctor was the only nice out caring and doing her job.

From the owner: All For Health, Health For All (AFH) is a non-profit community clinic located in Glendale,…read moreCalifornia. More than 31% of AFH’s primary service area is located within a federally designated Medically Underserved Area (MUA) , while nearly 60% of AFH’s patients live in an MUA. Access is assured for all patients regardless of ability to pay. In 2003, AFH served 5,869 unduplicated users through 18,780 encounters.

Free STD/STI and HIV testing and treatment if needed. Appointments are required to be seen, but you…read morecan wait it out an usually spend no more than a hour or two in and out with or without an appointment which is the same as AHF Wellness center in East Hollywood. The staff, nurses and doctor are all very personable and professional and don't give you any run arounds. They did offer more services here, but have sort of revamped to a testing/treatment only center as a lot of free clinics have in the past year or so. You'll get your results emailed and posted on their healthcare sight for your eyes and your physician's only through your account upon signing up. If you have an appointment arrive early and you'll be out in no time especially on a slower day, which varies week to week. If you walk-in and can't be seen right away, they can try to fit you in later in the day or hopefully schedule something in the same week. Your first visit you'll encounter some invasive questions about your personal, psychological and sexual life, which is very standard. Always try to be open and upfront as possibly especially if you're nervous so they can help better assist you and vice versa. Sex is nothing to be ashamed of and knowing you status is one of the most responsible thing you can do. You're in good hand here.

Ugh who ever is answering the phone needs to go so rude I had to hang up, and then my bf called and…read moremakes you feel like you are bothering them like what? You are not there for free they are paying you!! Lord pls get who ever is answering the phone out now!! People call to get help not to feel like you are not worthy of the help offered by them

The physicians and PAs at this location are terrific. You have the opportunity to make an…read moreappointment or to do walk-ins. They have the ability to do x-rays on site with minor incidents. From cuts to infections and illnesses, they are equipped to manage safe healthcare protocols.

My experience with Dr. Mariya Nercessian's office has been one of the most frustrating healthcare…read moreexperiences my family has ever had. It is offices like this that unfortunately damage UCLA Health's reputation. The problems began when a medically necessary Vitamin D laboratory test ordered for my mother while she was undergoing long-term anastrozole therapy for breast cancer was billed without the diagnosis coding and supporting documentation necessary to demonstrate medical necessity. The result was a Medicare denial and a bill for $306.60 that could likely have been avoided had the claim been properly documented in the first place. When Noridian Healthcare Solutions, Medicare's Administrative Contractor, requested my mother's medical records from Dr. Nercessian's office as part of her Medicare appeal, the situation became even more concerning. On June 16, I sent an urgent MyChart message with a detailed legal memorandum explaining that Noridian had requested my mother's medical records from Dr. Nercessian's office and asking the office to respond promptly. Later that same day, I received a reply from Dr. Mariya Nercessian's staff stating that the office had not received any request from Noridian. I immediately attached Noridian's own letter - which clearly stated that records had already been requested from the provider - and asked the office to search every appropriate department and contact Noridian directly if necessary. After that, communication stopped. On June 17, I sent another detailed message asking the office to search records, billing, laboratory, pathology, referral, and administrative departments because Noridian had already confirmed in writing that it had requested my mother's medical records from Dr. Mariya Nercessian's office. Then...nothing. By July 1, approximately 10 business days later (excluding weekends and the Juneteenth holiday), I still had not received a response. I was forced to send yet another MyChart message pointing out that UCLA Health tells patients to expect responses within approximately two business days, yet my message had gone unanswered far beyond that timeframe. I requested only a simple status update: * Had the Noridian request been located? * Had my mother's medical records been submitted to Noridian? * If not, what was being done? Again, no response from Dr. Mariya Nercessian or her staff. As of today, July 8, 2026, despite repeated, polite, detailed, and well-documented communications, there still has not been a response addressing these questions. What makes this especially disappointing is that this unnecessary stress was placed on my family immediately after my 72-year-old mother had recently undergone pacemaker implantation. At a time when our focus should have been on her recovery, we instead had to spend weeks trying to persuade a physician's office to respond to Noridian's request for my mother's medical records and answer basic portal messages. Patients understand that physicians are busy. What is much harder to understand is: * failing to submit appropriate supporting documentation for a medically necessary test, * telling a patient no request had been received from Noridian when the patient could provide documentation showing otherwise, * failing to investigate thoroughly, * failing to provide timely status updates despite repeated requests, and * allowing a time-sensitive Medicare appeal to languish while the patient repeatedly sought answers. Communication is part of patient care. Unfortunately, Dr. Mariya Nercessian's office fell far short of the standards I expected from UCLA Health.

The staff was friendly which surprised me since the comments stated otherwise. My therapist…read morerecommended my new primary DR. He was lovely & so was the staff. Can't wait for my check up for the next appointment. x

Finally done. I have never been happy with this practice. It's not the usual things like wait times…read morealways being long - I get it, things take time. It's not, that, which is annoying - it's everything else. The doctor will call you with results, but you never speak with them. They bypass a call and go straight to voicemail. (I asked about this once and was told they have no idea how to do that, but it's happened enough to know.) You will also never see your actual results/numbers, because there's a patient portal (Patient Fusion) that they ask you to sign up with, but there are no records, no messages are returned, and they don't even put in when you visited consistently. What's the point of having a medical scribe in the room or an EMR if no one uses it? I was referred to one specialist who twice cancelled my appointment and pushed it back months, and it took six weeks and two calls to get anyone at Premiere Medical to get me even a second name, because I was only given one option initially. I was seen this past December for two different things, leading to two incorrect medications being prescribed. One was a previous med that didn't work, the other had complications with other meds, and the pharmacist warned me about it (not my doctor). When I called to deal with this, it began the road to firing Premiere Medical. I left a message for the doctor with someone in the front office. Two weeks later, still with two prescriptions I could not use, I had not received a call back. When I called again, they told me there was no record of my previous message, and that I should have gotten the name of the person I spoke with because "you didn't speak with me." I was also told I had to make another appointment to talk to the doctor about any medication. Was this because my doctor was out that day? Not exactly. No doctor will talk to you at any time about a medication about an appointment, which also means there's no one covering anyone's service, which... feels like an impossibly low standard of care. The reason for this, my doctor told me at our next appointment, is that there are so many malpractice lawsuits that they need to take notes about any conversation. Why no one can take notes on a phone call, I have no idea. Again, it's not like there are any notes in the EMR/patient portal. Despite making that second appoint for the same issue/wrong prescriptions, one of my prescriptions was not filled. CVS said they couldn't fill it and that insurance wouldn't cover it. I called the office, left another message, and ultimately got a letter that CVS had contacted the doctor for more info and received nothing. So I called again today, was told my doctor was out for two weeks, and that despite it being something I have now spent countless calls and two appointments to deal with, the only solution is to book another appointment. Not here. Never again.

Had a visit with the GYN and it was honestly so amazing! I always dread these appointments but the…read moreteam and Dr was so friendly and made everything feel very comfortable! There was two medical assistant, Yadira and another, who I don't remember her name but both were so amazing! Appointment overall took about 20/30 minutes from walking in to walking out, which seemed pretty fast for me! I definitely would recommend this location to everyone!

They never have a doctor available lady doctors back they know how to speak English. They put you…read moreon a hole all the time.

Excellent doctors excellent nurses. The whole staff is wonderful to deal with. I highly recommend…read morethis hospital. Incredible team a wonderful surgeons and wonderful nurses doctors

Worst hospital we've ever encountered. Forced to go to St. Joseph's because of our insurance,…read moreunfortunately. The latest experience was a 7 hour ER wait for a female with severe abdominal pain. No triage done, they take other people first with minor issues (including illegals who use ER as their primary care physician). This is the exact same scenario from a dozen years ago that their ER forced me to endure for 6 hours when I had 9/10 pain from a gall bladder that was ready to burst. They have learned NOTHING. Oh, the female's preliminary diagnosis: stomach cancer. Incompetent, uncaring, and totally mismanaged. It's no wonder that this hospital has one of the highest death rates in the state. Avoid at all costs if you can.

I've had a great experience with GameDay Health. From day one, Emily, Scott, and Wendy have all…read morebeen incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. They've taken the time to walk me through CJC and the different peptides they offer, making everything easy to understand. I go in regularly, and they're always super accommodating and welcoming. You can tell they genuinely care about their clients and want to help you get the best results. Highly recommend this place if you're looking for a team that's supportive, informative, and consistent.

Staff here is awesome and the provider walked me through a bunch of options, ended up doing…read moreremotely because it's anti-aging and helps with sleep. Nurse practitioner really helped illustrate the risks and benefits in a a candid manor and the place is clean, caring and welcoming. Got a B12 shot as well and feeling great!

Very efficient and friendly doctors, I had a very good experience for going to a doctors…read moreappointment.

I own a business and take 4 of my clients here because Dr. Sajedi (& his assistant Maria) and…read moreDr.Bito are AMAZING! The receptionist staff seem like they are absolutely annoyed and bothered by any question you ask them. They have a quest diagnostics lady specifically for the blood work orders from doctors at this office but she is ALWAYS seen outside smoking and/or talking on the phone during the hours she is supposed to be servicing on top of all of the other breaks she takes. You will have to wait while shes outside taking a smoke break, extremely unprofessional! Love the doctors and some of the assistants here but the team at this office definitely needs more supervision and lessons on professionalism.